Video: 3 Days in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

This week, I had planned to film and upload an update video after 8 months of living in South Korea. Then my fur baby passed away {RIP to my little B} and filming sounded like the last thing I wanted to do. Instead, I decided to share my trip to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur was one of the most surprising destinations I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. Editing this vlog brought back so many positive memories and provided me with the best distraction. I hope you enjoy it! Continue Reading

40 Photos to Inspire you to Visit Kuala Lumpur

Photo diaries are some of my favorite blog posts to click on. They really provide you with an overall vibe of a destination from a unique perspective. Or, sometimes, a not so unique perspective. It’s true that this day in age so many bloggers and Instagrammers alike are constantly gaining inspiration from one another – sometimes to a fault. Continue Reading

Solo Travel to Malaysia: What I Would Do Differently

My first impressions after visiting my first Islamic country* went a lot like this: walk off the plane,  hop on the subway, realize no one else is wearing anything that resembles a grey, sleeveless, jumpsuit, feel embarrassed, disembark the subway, enter the chaotic streets of Kuala Lumpur, and state out loud to absolutely no one, “Toto, I’ve a feeling we’re not in Thailand anymore”. Or something like that. Continue Reading

A Brunch Guide to Central Kuala Lumpur

If you read my blog religiously, thank you {Mom}. If you don’t, you may or may not know that I’m slightly obsessed with brunch. Mimosas in the middle of the afternoon, catching up with gal {and guy} pals, and an aesthetically pleasing environment. Sign me up yesterday. If you are one of the long time readers of the blog {Mom}, you’ll know that I seek out brunch in every new {and old} destination I visit. Kuala Lumpur was no exception. Continue Reading

10 Things to do in Kuala Lumpur on a Budget

I have anticipated drafting Malaysia inspired blog posts since returning from Southeast Asia. Something about that country completely took my breath away, for various reasons. Prior to arriving in Kuala Lumpur, I had never traveled to a country quite like Malaysia. I was on sensory overload immediately after disembarking my train to the city center. Continue Reading